Say Kilimanjaro and most people will think of mountain trekking. This, the highest mountain in Africa captures many people’s imaginations and every year thousands climb to the summit. Other than that the area around Kilimanjaro and some of the villages on Kilimanjaro are devoid of visitors although they are rich in culture and animals.

Off the beaten track, is an over used phrase and to well and truly get off the beaten track usually means inaccessible, sleeping rough and expensive. However, Kilimanjaro is easily accessible and close enough to the Serenegeti to easily be included in any safari itinerary.

To get off the beaten track here and discover the joys around Kili is easy, comfortable and will not necessitate you having to pay for expensive internal flights. To get away from the hordes of tourists is easy here; most people will be at Machame village or Marangu village ready to climb Kilimanjaro. This mountain is huge and some of the areas around the mountain are rich in game and adventure. You just need to know where to look.

The west of the mountain and bordering on Kenya’s famous Amboseli Park is a private game concession; that is a private park that has few visitors. There are few lodges here and the land is owned by the Maasai. This is one area in Africa where huge Elephant Bulls, more than 50 years old, carrying huge tusk, are regularly seen. These bulls are part of family units and are permanently in this area. These family units can be spotted negotiating the acacia woodlands of the lower slopes of Kilimanjaro in search of food and water. The elephants here are the healthiest Elephant populations of the whole African Continent.

It is not officially permitted to cross the border here into Kenya but usually your guide will drive into the Kenyan side of this national Park.

Wildlife in this area is very rich in zebra, wildebeest, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, Maasai giraffe. By far the best way to experience this area is in Sinya Camp – it is eco friendly, pure luxury and managed by the Maasai. Predators such as lion, cheetah, leopard and spotted hyena even though shy and elusive, are present around Sinya Camp; which is also a heaven for birdwatchers. Your guide here has grown up and lived all his life in this area of Tanzania and Kenya and is therefore the best guide you could possibly have.

The Maasai are native to this area and have managed to live here and keep their traditional culture intact; the Maasai link this area of Kenya and Tanzania and ensure the continuation of traditional values that other tribes cast off long ago. The challenge is for the Maasai to improve their life conditions and not compromise ‘the ways’ of which they are so proud.

I would encourage you to interact with the local people and learn about their culture and traditions. The Sinya community [with the help of Kibo Tours] uses tourism to help to make a stand up the challenges of a fast changing environment.

At Sinya you journey into Traditional Africa, learn about the language and way of a life of some of the last nomadic pastoralists on Earth, visit their “manyattas” (village), play with their children, enjoy singing and dancing or taste a roasted goat the Maasai way and all this under the Majestic presence of Mount Kilimanjaro the tallest mountain in Africa. This project is supported/funded by Kibo Tours who can be reached through the internet. Responsible tourism can change lives and I would encourage you to support responsible tour operators.

Activities in Sinya include game drives in open car, night game drives [not available in the National Parks] to see the nocturnal animals, walking safaris escorted by Maasai warriors, interaction with the local Maasai including participation in ceremonies if available. I know of one lady who on her last night at this camp was taken to a hill top to watch the sun set as she sipped champagne; as the setting sun turned the snows of Kilimanjaro a dusky pink the Maasai of the camp came dancing and chanting up the hill in tribute of her stay with them. It is a moment that will stay with her forever.

For more information on Tanzania see http://www.betheladventure.co.uk and also for tourism information see http://www.tanzania-info.co.uk – responsible tourism changes lives.

Amsterdam is an increasingly popular tourist destination. Of course, it’s always been a popular city for very good reasons including its location, friendliness and the open and very tolerant atmosphere. Today, rather than talk about the museums, we’re going to take a peep at the famous Amsterdam Red Light District.

No doubt you know that the Amsterdam red light district is one very popular place in the Netherlands. For many people, it is unlike any place else since it embraces all the virtues (hmm, maybe not exactly virtuous virtues) and definitely many of the so-called ‘vices’ people are known to favor. It covers a large area in the oldest part of the city and has been servicing the personal needs and desires of locals and visitors for five centuries now.

The Amsterdam red light district is also known as the “Rossebuurt”. It consists of three sub-districts: the main area is the Walletjes, located between Centraal Station and Nieuwenmarkt; the Singel, located between Raadhuistraat and Centraal Station; and de Pijp, situated behind the Rijksmuseum (also worth a visit but that’s a different article). Here’s where you’ll find women of all nationalities parading (or at least displaying) their wares in red-fringed window parlors. Many of these women are ready to offer rather more than a school boy peep show in a private cabin. And no, it is not a ‘politically correct’ sort of place, despite the patina of legitimacy derived from its five hundred year history.

The Amsterdam red light district is also well-known for the packs of men, young and old, the couples holding hands and pointing in shock at it all, giggling groups of women celebrating a women’s only night, as well as busloads of Japanese tourists toting cameras but not pointing them in the direction of the female entertainers – photographing the entertainers is strictly banned. In the Amsterdam red light district, you can get yourself in some unpleasant trouble if you try that.

There are a number of renowned hotspots in the red light district of Amsterdam. A few of them are listed here, so read on:

De Bananenbar

De Bananenbar (yes, The Banana Bar – explanation is coming up soon) is owned by the same folks who own the Casa Rosso, another famous red light hotspot. At De Bananenbar, active audience participation is highly encouraged as bananas (yep, this is the reason for the name) are transformed into erotic devices by the hostesses. Basically due to this kind of entertainment De Bananenbar became popular with tourists and, naturally, stag parties. Interestingly, there is a semi-negotiable cover charge here; however, once you are in, the drinks are on the house. I haven’t been there recently, but I assume that policy hasn’t changed.

Casa Rosso

Casa Rosso may be the hottest spot in the Amsterdam red light district. Certainly the most famous as well as the largest night club, it is located in the middle of the red light district. This place is well-known for its clean and comfortable erotic theater, which manages to create an unsleazy atmosphere that most liberal adults would find congenial and so has become a must see for every tourist. Casa Rosso presents live shows with audience participation every night.

Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rouge is yet another hotspot in the Amsterdam red light district and is well-known for its erotic theatre. The erotic theater of the Moulin Rouge embraces the tradition of its famous Paris counterpart, featuring striptease and live shows.

Absolute Danny

If what you are after is a sex shop in the Amsterdam red light district, Absolute Danny deserves a special mention. This is actually one of the first shops managed entirely by a woman, and the atmosphere here is distinctly different from the more usual basic sex shop. Of course, as is fairly well known, the orientation at Danny’s is towards fetish clothing, with a variety of clothes, lingerie and corsets in rubber, PVC, see-through and leather. You will also find lots of books, jewelry, videos, erotic art, and traditional sex accessories and toys such as the one and only Tarzan vibrator.

Even if you have no desire to attend any of the nightclub shows, visit the sex shops or patronize the entertainers, you shouldn’t miss out on at least strolling through Amsterdam’s Red Light District, it truly is a unique and fascinating experience.

Copyright 2006 Richard Keir

Yes, Richard really has been to Amsterdam, though not to every place mentioned. For more on travel, adventure and cruises visit http://Completely-Travel.info

I’m constantly surprised by the lack of thought that some people exhibit when choosing a gift. I don’t equate gift selection with rocket science, but perhaps for some it’s just as challenging.

I remember a Christmas years ago when I shared a large apartment with three other students. No one was making the journey home that year, so we decided to create our own celebration, complete with turkey dinner and (inexpensive) gifts.

Before going shopping, I thought about my roommates and made a quick list of their interests and hobbies. Susan was a keen cook so I chose a classic cookbook for her, along with a cute ‘kitchen witch’. Her husband Jim loved music, so after asking Susan the name of his favorite band, I bought him their latest CD, one he didn’t have in his collection. Peter was a keen hiker, so I drove to the nearest camping store and found him a great water bottle insulator.

Christmas morning arrived, and after a leisurely breakfast, we gathered around the tree to open our gifts. Susan and I exchanged ours first, and I was surprised to discover she had bought me three frilly coat hangers. Yes, they were pretty but they were so not me.

Then Jim handed me a package and I found myself clutching three women’s magazines. I’d always been a fan of non-fiction books, and the last thing I’d ever read was one of these publications.

Finally I opened Peter’s gift. He’d bought me four white soup bowls! And not especially attractive bowls – these were the kind you’d find on sale at Kmart.

As I sat on the floor surrounded by this bounty, I felt like I’d entered a parallel universe. How could these people not know me, after 12 months of sharing a living space? All of us were completing post-graduate studies at the same university and we’d had many conversations about our lives and aspirations. We certainly got on well and I thought of them as friends. Yet not one of them had chosen a gift that was relevant to me.

By contrast, each of them was pleased with the item I gave them, so much so that Susan remarked, “You know, a lot of thought went into choosing these gifts.” No, I responded silently. Just a little common sense.

It only takes a few minutes to consider what you know about a person. What are their likes and dislikes? How do they spend their free time? What interests them? What do they talk about? And if you’re not sure what kind of gift they’d like, for pity’s sake, ask their best friend or their mother!

No one gets excited about soup bowls.

© Marguerite Bonneville is a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) whose passion is publishing information online. She is a contributing writer for http://www.romantic-gift-ideas-online.com, a resource site dedicated to helping visitors find the perfect romantic gift.

After a raucous night in a Belfast pub, Alli and I had just finished our breakfast when we spotted our new friend Billy. We had recently met the charismatic American on a ferry crossing from Scotland to Northern Ireland, and had shared quite a few songs and drinks into the wee hours of the morning.

Before leaving the hostel, Billy said ” if you’re near Corofin two weeks from now, you should stop by for my castle party.” Our interest was peaked.

He proceeded to tell us that his family owned a castle, and he had been passing the word to fellow travelers, hoping for a medieval style weekend gathering. We thanked him for the invite, not quite believing the story, and said we’d try to make it. Alli and I both thought this offer was too good to be true. We didn’t want to be skeptical, but how many people actually owned a castle? We wondered if ‘King’ Billy was a little off his throne.

When two weeks had almost passed, we discussed trying to find the castle. We only had a general idea of where it was supposed to be, and really didn’t know our host that well. In the end, thoughts of bunking in a five hundred year old Irish castle inspired our romantic sides and quashed any practical objections.

Transport from the small town of Dingle wasn’t convenient to our end destination, so we decided to hitchhike. We walked a few miles before a tiny little car finally screeched to a halt. We approached the car with sweet smiles on our faces, which quickly disappeared when faced with the screeching elderly woman in the drivers seat.

She yelled at us in a thick Irish accent, ” get in, get in, I’m late fer a funeral. If yar not in this minute I’m off. I only picked ya up cause ya were a couple of garls”

We frantically stuffed our oversized backpacks through the tiny opening to the backseat and flung ourselves in on top of them. She berated us on the dangers of hitchhiking the entire drive, and stopped only long enough so we could throw ourselves out of the car in Lisdoonvarna. The little town is famous for its annual matchmaking festival.

Finally it Corofin, we popped into the nearest pub to ask for directions. We asked the bartender, a little sheepishly, if there was a castle nearby and how we could find it. Without a moment’s hesitation, the man told us it was a little less than a mile down the road, and said we should be able to find it easily.

Excited, we started off and after we turned the corner at the end of the first road, we saw a large stone tower looming in the distance. Speechless, we picked up speed and arrived at the gate. With the smell of peat wafting in the air and a stone tower rising out of the craggy ground we kept looking at each other in disbelief. At that moment Billy arrived with more guests.

After a jovial welcome, we entered the castle through a huge wooden door that opened with a booming creak. Billy’s uncle, an architect from the States, had restored the castle, and from our perspective had done a wonderful job. The tower was almost 100 feet high, could sleep ten comfortably and had three stone bathrooms, with full showers. The bedrooms ranged from large suites to smaller more modest rooms. Our bedroom was basic, but filled with charming antiques. The windows were narrow slits that exploited the sun and moonlight in exquisite ways. The great hall on the ground floor had a huge fireplace you could stand in, a long wooden dining table and modern kitchen that retained its historic feel.

Throughout the day more guests arrived, and eventually there were ten of us representing six different countries. The energy of the impromptu gathering in such an exceptional setting was electric and our first night was truly surreal.

Our host, besides having access to a 15th century Gaelic castle, was also a trained chef. Billy prepared a hearty Irish lamb stew and we all sat down to a table adorned with heaps of fruit, bread, cheese, and of course jugs of wine. With candles blazing we toasted our good fortune and our host ‘King’ Billy. The energy never waned and everyone stayed up late, getting to know each other. More candles were lit to guide us back to our bedrooms, not necessary, but helped to keep the atmosphere intact.

The next few days our motley fellowship fell into a routine. By day we would go fishing, hiking, or sit and read by the fire. By night more feasting and revelry. The food always seemed better than the last meal and the chemistry between the guests continued to mix well. After about 4 days the decadent weekend came to a close, and we said good-bye to each other and the ancient Gaelic tower.
Our short transformation from budget travelers to royal princesses was more than memorable. The spontaneous generosity and camaraderie of human spirit, combined with such an impressive piece of history, was one of the most unexpected gifts I have ever received from travel.

Highlights of County Clare

Ballyporty Castle: Is located in County Clare, Ireland. It is no longer a private residence and can be rented by groups or individuals. You can follow this link for photographs and more information about booking a truly unique vacation. http://www.ballyportry.ie/

Getting There: Once you arrive in Ireland, the train system isn’t as convenient as in the rest of Europe. If possible, rent a car to allow ease of access to all the interesting nooks and crannies found all over the Emerald Isle. The bus system is reliable and easy to use, but doesn’t give you the same freedom to explore.

Cliffs of Moher and Doolin: These dramatic seaside cliffs offer a spectacular view of the Irish coastline. If feeling particularly athletic, you can use the small town of Doolan as a base and hike to the cliffs. Doolan is famous for great traditional music and cozy pubs. It’s the perfect place to unwind after touring the countryside.

Best B & B: Dalys House: If a castle is just too costly, try this lovely B & B. Perfectly situated to explore county Clare, only 5 minutes away from the Aran Islands ferry. There is a lovely breakfast room that overlooks the sea. The best part is the cost, at only 32 Euros or 41 US per person

Jane Arnold is a freelance writer and travel buff. She has spent time in Europe and North America, and most recently traveled to South East Asia. You can read more of her travel stories at http://www.girlyside.com/girlyside.html The website is a girl’s guide to health, beauty, love and leisure. Sign up for the free newsletter at http://www.girlyside.com/newsletter.html

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At a time when everyone is focussed on high-speed internet connections, Opera has come out with a product targeted at those who suffer from slow internet connections.

In line with its stated objective of providing the best possible internet experience on every device, Opera has developed a new browser that can hugely improve surfing speeds on slow connections. The browser, called ‘Turbo’, has already been released by the company for limited testing.

Opera claims that this new browser will be able to improve the speeds of surfing by up to four times. This is achieved by sending the web pages first to Opera’s own servers and then sending them to the browser after a compression of up to 80%. There may be a small quality loss in the page but that is to be expected from such large compressions.

Opera has also said that ‘Turbo’ will incorporate add-ons like flash and AJAX, and will render web pages the way they are intended to be.

This endeavour is targeted mainly at those who are surfing on slow or unreliable mobile broadband connections. Clearly, the company is targeting the mobile broadband users, especially those who use netbooks to get online on the go. Even though mobile broadband speeds have been improving steadily, they still have to reach acceptable levels, and this is where the company hopes to provide value to its customers. If you’re considering taking up mobile broadband, take a look at a dedicated website Mobile Broadband Genie for comparison of the latest offers with free laptops from the top internet service providers.

Timeshares are a large part of the vacation travel industry. Travellers who cannot afford to own a home abroad, or who don’t want the worries associated with exclusive ownership, often see timeshare as an affordable alternative.

However, unscrupulous salespeople, poorly maintained properties and unexpected hidden costs have brought a lot of bad publicity to the industry. A well-informed consumer can avoid the common pitfalls.

It is always risky to buy property sight unseen, but many people do this when they purchase timeshares. If you purchase in an area where you wish to vacation, you may be unpleasantly surprised when you arrive at your destination.

However, many timeshares are purchased with the intent of trading them for others in different locations, and in this case the location of the property is a bargaining chip, not the actual physical property. Timeshares in prime locations such as Hawaii are easier to trade than others.

Recently, big corporations such as Disney, Hilton, Marriott and Hyatt have entered the timeshare market, and their properties are of a uniform standard around the world. First, you should know that if you buy a new unit directly from a timeshare company, it may cost up to 60% more than if you purchased from the resale market.

Buying from a time-share company is more expensive primarily because of the company’s marketing costs, which include free trips, meals and vacation activities for prospective buyers. Most customers of these timeshare companies buy on impulse, without any intent to purchase when they first walked into the timeshare seminar. Hard-sell tactics and “Buy-it-NOW-one-time-only-offers!!!” are the rule, and to avoid being pressured into a bad deal, the best tactic is to avoid these sales presentations altogether.

Try the resale market for better deals. Time-share resales are listed on many websites, on eBay and with independent time-share brokers. The search term “timeshare resale” produced approximately 500,000 results on Google, so there are plenty of services to choose from.
If you buy directly from an individual, a resale broker or a lawyer can handle the closing for a charge of $300 to $500.

If you are buying a timeshare for the resale value, consider regular real estate instead. Timeshares do not increase in value in tandem with conventional real estate. From a strictly financial point of view, time shares are poor investments.

Most real estate increases in value, but this is not always the case with time-shares, especially those bought directly from timeshare companies. If you get a good deal on a resale timeshare in a prime location, it may increase somewhat in value. But usually time-shares are like cars — they are commodities to be used, and are resold for less than the original purchase price. Don’t think of timeshares as real estate; you are buying a vacation plan.

Also, unless you buy in a prime location, swapping them may not be easy. Timeshares are frequently sold on the claim that the buyer can trade a week in one place for a week at another location. This is only true if the location is in demand by other vacationers. Otherwise, expect to vacation in the original location each year.

To find out whether or not you will be happy with a timeshare, it may be a good idea to rent one for your next vacation. Many timeshare units are placed on the rental market by owners who couldn’t get away to vacation at their alloted time, and these units often rent at bargain prices. Check the same websites that offer timeshare resales for available rentals.

There is a new “points” system being offered by some timeshare properties. Instead of getting a week each year, buyers purchase a set number of “points.” These can be redeemed for a week’s stay during the peak season, for longer periods during the off-season, or even spread over the year in two- or three- day segments.

Some large hotel companies such as the Marriott also offer a points systems whereby a stay at their hotel earn points in the company’s time-share system. Points systems can be confusing, so be sure you have a clear understanding of the services you are buying. For instance, find out how much advance time is required to reserve a week at the resort during peak season, whether the points have an expiration date, and if it is possible to transfer the points to other facilities in the same resort chain. However, when it comes to vacation planning, the points system offers more flexibility because the buyer is not locked into the same week every year.

Most important, don’t forget the annual maintance fee. Time-share owners are responsible for paying a portion of the property’s upkeep. These annual fees, including maintenance and real estate taxes, typically range from $300 to $700 per week of ownership.

In summary, timeshares can be a good buy if they offer some flexibility in terms of transferring to other locations and timing your vacation. The typical timeshare is a small condo with kitchen facilities and one or two bedrooms, ideal for a family vacation, and since such units rent for $150-200 per night, a timeshare purchase may be a cheaper way to travel. However, if you are a mobile traveller who likes to stay in a different town every night, a single person who doesn’t need the extra space, or if you travel at unpredicatable times, then a time share may not be suitable.

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I was working on my car yesterday because I had recently bought a DVD player for my previous car. I returned the previous car back to my mother for her use but my new car still felt empty. It didn’t help when the previous day I took out the stereo head unit and when I went to put it back in, I realised that it was factory head unit and most factory head units these days come with a security code to prevent thefts. I had no choice to drive around for half the day without music to listen to, which I had to admit, was a pleasant change to how I normally travel. I went to JB HIFI to decide what stereo unit I should get. I had a dilemma, I had two cars and one DVD stereo unit. I wanted to have a DVD unit but the problem was do I purchase a new one for myself or just take the existing one I had. I noticed that there was a really good DVD head unit for sale and even with the 30% off, was still too pricey for my wallet. I remember that search engine optimisation Melbourne was a sure way to earn more money. I will have to work on my SEO and hopefully increase my profits so I can buy things that I want.

Sometimes people will have to opt between filing for bankruptcy or allowing their home loan lender to foreclose their home. If monthly house payments are not received on time, the financial institution will file a foreclosure on the property. You can disrupt the home foreclosure process by paying the bank that holds your mortgage on schedule. House loans are much like auto loans; if you can not make payments you will lose it. It is exactly the very same for anyone who has not paid her house loan, the bank will foreclose on the home.

Bankruptcy is a legal action registered by somebody who cannot pay her debts as agreed. If the late payer is in the process of bankruptcy then all current civil proceedings associated with the home loan are halted. Consequently, a mortgage creditor has to cease every collection action, foreclosure among them. However, a lender might be given a pass from the imposed stay, and if it is allowed, can go ahead with the previously mentioned action. Declaring Bankruptcy will not halt foreclosure and you must still pay back your home loan. Going into bankruptcy will not resolve the original problem, it simply makes the foreclosure go forward slower.

Although insolvency is not going to permanently stop foreclosure, it will allow a person more time to repay the overdue portions or at least it does make it tiny bit gentler to pay back a home loan. Since bankruptcy requires a home loan lender to put a hold on a foreclosure action, a home owner will have a little time to produce the cash to pay the creditor. Financial insolvency is a last option for all debtors. Eventually this will happen when she is totally incapable of paying their lenders’ commitments. With bankruptcy, some non-secured debts will in all probability be dismissed but the home loan will not be dismissed. The home owner has to be prepared to repay the home loan inside the required time as the debt is guaranteed by assets. Additionally, chapter 13 insolvency has a fee schedule that is court-ordered, that will permit the borrower make payments on their mortgage to get caught up to date on their balance.

Before the home owner successfully files for bankruptcy, they must meet the standards. If they do qualify, there are legal fees incurred. It may cost the home owner more in legal fees than it does to just bootstrap it and clear up the back owed real estate loan payments. If you are thinking that declaring bankruptcy might be a solution to the situation, a good lawyer will likely be capable of answering whatever questions. Simply put, bankruptcy is extremely complicated and detailed, house owner really should not set about to do it without assistance from a a lawyer.

This article is simply general information. This is not legal advice. You might be required to meet with a bankruptcy lawyer in your particular state with insolvency related questions.

The medical industry term an enlarged prostate gland benign prostate hyperplasia, or BPH. In simple terms this actually means that the prostate gland, a mass which wraps around the urethra and lies just under the bladder, becomes bigger this can reduce or potentially even block urination. The prostate grows with age and may result in several symptoms such as micturition difficulties, weak urinary stream, and urinary retention. Frequent urination during the night and inflammation of the urinary tract are a few of of the other problems that may arise due to prostate gland swelling. What Is An Enlarged Prostate?

Men over 60 commonly develop an enlarged prostate. An annual exam is suggested for males over 50, even if no symptoms seem to be occuring, to help maintain improved prostate gland wellness. Get medical intervention immediately if blood appears in the urine or you are unable to pass water.

Surgical procedures or medication are common treatments for an enlarged prostate. Regrettably, impotence and inability to control micturition can be observed as a result of surgery. Hypertension treatments or drugs that reduce the enlarged prostate gland may also be given to improve prostate function, but medicine will often lead to undesirable side effects so what alternative treatments are suggested?

Troubled with an Enlarged Prostate? Natures’s Way to Achieve Improve Prostate Health: — To promote improved prostatic function and also avoid the frequent symptoms associated with an enlarged prostate gland, various natural formulae may improve the problem. Swelling can be reduced by the treatment Afican pygeum, easing many of any more irritating symptoms. The herb African Pygeum has been used for quite a few years in Europe as a therapy to promote better prostate health, it is produced by anAfrican plant. Dietetic changes for example a decrease in the consumption of fat may also improve symptoms, as well as increasing exercise, a higher frequency of ejaculations may relieve the pressure in the prostate, and trying to avoid sitting for a long time. Problems may be exacerbated thru the use of anti-histamines or decongestant medicines bought over-the-counter, so take these with caution. Reduction of caffeinated drinks and alcoholic beverage, avoid drinking close to retiring for the night to cut back annoying impulses to micturate during the night. There are very many other holistic treatments taken for better prostate gland function — such as saw palmetto extract, starflower oil capsules, selenium, and lycopene, a chemical extracted from tomatoes. But do make sure you discuss your plans with your doctor prior to starting the herbal treatment of an enlarged prostate gland.